Blox Fruits Swords
Every sword in Blox Fruits, sorted by rarity. Pick one to see its skills and how to get it.

Swords by Rarity
What Each Rarity Means
Common: The weakest and least expensive swords, usually used by low-level players.
Uncommon: Slightly stronger than Common swords. Twin Hooks is the strongest of this rarity.
Rare: Decent swords, and several are still good for both grinding and PvP.
Legendary: Powerful swords, popular for grinding and PvP because of their high damage and versatility.
Mythical: The rarest swords in the game, and generally among the strongest.
About Swords
Swords are melee weapons in Blox Fruits designed for close-range combat. They specialize in powerful, precise attacks and each sword features two unique abilities. Some swords also possess abilities inspired by Blox Fruits or other sources. Swords can be upgraded by the Blacksmith and enchanted by the Dragon Talon Sage to increase their damage and gain additional effects.
Obtainment:
Swords can be obtained by:
Notes
Sword attacks and abilities cannot damage players using the Blade fruit, even with Aura, though some skills can still stun them.
Bosses wielding swords can damage Blade users because bosses ignore immunity effects.
The Chef NPC, despite using Blade, has a 1/3 chance of taking damage from swords.
Koko is the only sword whose abilities are enhanced by a fruit other than Buddha. When used inside Control Area, its range and Area of Effect are significantly increased.
Buddha transformation increases the size and Area of Effect of sword basic attacks, although some sword skills (such as Midnight Blade) are unaffected.
Sword basic attack damage is slightly reduced while transformed with Buddha, but the increased defense and attack range generally outweigh this drawback.
Certain higher-rarity swords emit a glowing aura when Aura is activated, such as the Cursed Dual Katana.
Many swords feature Destructible Physics, similar to several Guns, Blox Fruits, and Fighting Styles.
Some swords require a minimum level before they can be obtained or used, such as Tushita, which requires Level 2000+.
Higher-rarity swords, particularly Legendary and Mythical, generally deal higher raw damage than Blox Fruits to compensate for having fewer skills and lower mobility.
On consoles, swords appear in the player's hotbar by their names instead of icons.
Update Logs
- Added Dragonheart.
- Added Fox Lamp.
- Added Shark Anchor.
- Added Cursed Dual Katana.
- Added Spikey Trident.
- Added Buddy Sword.
- Added Hallow Scythe.
- Added Canvander, Dark Dagger, Tushita, Twin Hooks, and Yama.
- Added Dragon Trident and Pole (2nd Form).
- Added Triple Dark Blade.
- Added Rengoku.
- Added Midnight Blade.
- Added Jitte and Koko.
- Added True Triple Katana.
- Added Gravity Cane, Longsword, Saddi, Shisui, and Wando.
- Added Pole (1st Form) and Trident.
- Added Soul Cane.
- Released Swords with Bisento, Cutlass, Dark Blade, Dual Katana, Dual-Headed Blade, Iron Mace, Katana, Pipe, Saber, Shark Saw, Triple Katana, and Warden's Sword.







































